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Ligonier Ministries has posted a wealth of helpful resources addressing N.T. Wright’s theology, commonly referred to as the New Perspective on Paul. Check it out HERE and HERE.

From Kevin DeYoung’s Tabletalk article: “My generation in particular is prone to radicalism without followthrough. We have dreams of changing the world, and the world should take notice accordingly. But we’ve not proved faithful in much of anything yet. We…

From a very helpful article on Christians and politics by Doug Wilson: James Davison Hunter has this to say about contemporary Christian political involvement. “These qualifications notwithstanding, the reality is that politics is the tactic of choice for many Christians…

Every culture of the world has a niche for poetry and song. It is one of the great hallmarks of our humanity. The reason for this is our need as human beings to express not just our thoughts, but also…

Hebrews 5:1 and following continues to press the point that Jesus is better. He is better than any high priest who has come before. Even though earthly priests could sympathize with humanity’s common plight (Heb. 5:2), they could not save…

There are two types of hearers: those who believe what’s being said, those who do not. The author of Hebrews asks, “Which one are you?” This chapter continues the emphasis on turning away from unbelief and trusting Jesus. (Heb. 4:1-2)…

The caution to beware unbelief in others and ourselves comes through loudly in this chapter. We have a tendency to idealize the past while fretting over the future. These are twin errors. The biblical emphasis is to believe today (Heb.…

https://vimeo.com/moogaloop.swf?clip_id=10959890&server=vimeo.com&show_title=1&show_byline=1&show_portrait=0&color=00adef&fullscreen=1 T4G 2010 — Session 7 — Ligon Duncan from Together for the Gospel (T4G) on Vimeo

Maybe you know or don’t know that Cash wrote a biography of Paul, called The Man in White. I came across a great line in the introduction as Cash recalls the research he put into the book, especially his reading of commentaries. He quips:…